can you do a snow leopard? and maybe also slugcat from rain world?
Oh-KAY this is old, im so sorry for how long this took me to get to, but I promise to try and get back in the swing of things.
Ears and tail: due to the rise of Kemonomimis, I think its been easier to get ahold of tails and ears that fit many different creatures.
Of course, if you don't want to buy from big brands, you can get pretty cheap materials to make your own ears. I personally use faux fur and foam clay, like model magic, on a headband.
Masks: custom or pre-made "therian" masks are plentiful, as well as fursuit heads, if you want to cover your whole head. On the other hand, I've heard excessive gear can actually be dysphoria, so if you experience many shifts, id suggest finding something lighter.
Claws and teeth: acrylic nails, clawed gloves, and claw jewelry are all easy ways to give yourself Claws. If you want something sturdy or functional, id suggest looking into clawed gardening gloves.
Sharp fangs can be purchased online, usually under vampire or werewolf listing. For a cheaper alternative, look into thermoplastic and tutorials on crafting teeth with it.
Fur!: I feel a bit repetitive using this in all of my suggestions, but I cannot suggest faux fur coats, fuzzy sweaters, and arm/leg warmers enough!
Patterns: you can dye/ draw on/ color clothes and fur. For your skin, look into Henna, tattoo markers, and fake tattoos.
I don't know anything about them, but I'll do my best.
Masks: perhaps an all white mask with large eyes would work, either a standard disk/Frisbee shape, or you could commission an alterhumsn for a custom snout and face shape.
Ears and tail: even though it's not a rabbit, slugcats do seem to have longer ears. Rabbit ears can be purchased online or you can find tutorials on YouTube. For the tail, id look into tips and tricks from fursuit makers about irregularly shaped tails
Clothing: for the wide, smooth legs, id suggest looking at palazzo or harem style pants in your desired colors, it may help with illusions and silhouettes. Id also suggest mostly flowy and smooth textures, rather than anything heavy or rough.
Scents: been a hot second since I suggested scents, but from what I can see, slugcats live in a very damp, cool, and earthy place? There are colonges/perfumes, body lotions, body oils, deodorant, and other scented things that can mimic earthy tones, and even petrichor (the smell of incoming rain)
Thats all for this one! You have a nice day.